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Alisha Branch Founder/ CEO
Alisha attended Monroe College where she participated in many hours of community service, raised funds and assisted the college in the decision making of important projects as a Student Body Leader. Alisha was on the Board of Directors as the President of SIFE at Monroe College, where she trained and became a Professional Speaker for the school. Her powerful presentation skills led her to work with colleges and other organizations to acquire funding from Fortune 500 companies, by participating in business presentation competitions. She then went on to become a Public Representative to the United Nations and other organizations in 2010. Alisha received her Business Degree in 2012 from Monroe College and graduated with honors. She then went on to continue her education and achieved her Real Estate License in 2013. Alisha was born and raised in Brooklyn, New York. As a native New Yorker/ Licensed Real Estate Agent, her mission is to utilize education and experience to aid the needs of New York City at-risk communities with the Brick Rose Movement. Alisha went from being a homeless teenager to selling homes and becoming the CEO of Brick Rose Organization.
Alisha's Motto is: " Let's Turn Bricks into Roses "
"2025"
We are Looking Beyond the Buildings!
I am not my hair
Judge me not by the color of my skin or the texture of my hair. Judge me not by the clothes that I wear. I don't judge others because life is not fair. If you want to judge me, judge me by my heart, soul, life and laughter. Don't judge me for my appearance, judge me for my character. I love my children, family and to sing, so please don't judge me for my hair strings.
Hair color change. Hair is kinky, curly, wavy and straight, it's all beautiful to me. Hair grows, fall out, turn grey, but my hair texture doesn't define me. If people would just stop judging others maybe we could accomplish world peace, so for now I will start with you, me and our society. From the war in Ukraine to wars within, my prayer is that one day prejudice and racism will come to a end.
by, Alisha Branch